Looking for the best gluten free restaurants and bakeries in Milan? You’re in the right place – we’ve been to Milan twice over the past couple of years, and we spent the vast majority of that time running around eating our way through the city on the lookout for the best gluten free spots in…
Much like Los Angeles and New York City in the United States, Paris is a massive city filled with people from all over the world where you can get just about anything you could possibly desire. One of the things that you can DEFINITELY find in Paris is amazing gluten free food, from dedicated gluten…
As you’re going to see when we get into the meat of this guide, the gluten free options in Lisbon are good, not great. In my mind (and after multiple trips to Spain and Italy, the holy grail of gluten free travel in my experience) there are two tiers of gluten free European cities. You…
I have to admit – when I first started planning a trip to Budapest, I made sure to book an Airbnb so that I would have a kitchen just in case there weren’t many places that I could eat. I wasn’t quite sure if I would find many gluten free restaurants in Budapest. This guide…
What’s the first thing you think of when you picture Italian food? If you’re like me, it’s probably going to have something to do with either pizza or pasta. Neither of which are particularly easy to find prepared safely for Celiacs, at least at home (for us) in the United States. However, in Italy, you…
I, Matt – the resident Celiac here at Wheatless Wanderlust – have been to Amsterdam three different times now, and on my last trip I spent a week in the Dutch capital learning about Dutch history and the unique culture in Amsterdam and exploring the gluten free food scene. Now, I basically travel and eat…